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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
A New yort INV s;c;an says !

A New York physician says hall the
cases Of so-csssed heart disease are on.
ly indigestion. and. more men are
scared to death than die any other
way. Dyspepsia causes a painin the
breast and makes the heart beat rapid.
ly. The physician ADVISES sufferers
to give up tea. cofIee> tobacco. beer
and whisky-if they ar users OF these
thiags-eat brown bread and plenty
of good meat, especially rare roast
beef. and let hot bread. cake, pudding
and pastry severely alone. A powder
OF bismuth and bicarbonate OF soda
before each meal. for a month, is rec
commended. That self-treatment
with abundance of exercise, well effect
a ure in nineteen cases out OF twenty
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

Rear Admiral Worden, hero of the
Monitor and Merrimac fight. is living
in Washington. He is seventy years
of age. but looks younger. He has a
full blonde beard and his hair is not
as white as his age would warrant.
The wound he received at the monitor
and Merrimac battle not only impair.
ed his sight, but has left him always
subject to severe headaches. He was
retired from the navy in 1886 on fall
pay, and i'd thus in receipt OF $4,000
q Yaar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
Addenda.

A considerable quantity OF am munition
has been shipped from the Rock Island
arsenal to Chicago for use, il is supposed,
by the state militia in the event OF
Over 250 letters and petitions were re-
ceiyed by Gov. 0glesby Tuesday in refer
ence to the anarchists case, far the greater
portion being, as usual, from Chicago. 1t
is asserted with confidence that, contrary
to the rnles heretofore, the proportion Of
demands for execution were greatly in ex-
cess OF requests for clemency.
The main delegation which will intercede
for the lives of the seven anarchists left
Chicago for Springfield. Some fifty men
and women composed ~thesparty.
Chief OF Police Ebersold of Chicago SAYS:
Guards are placed over the public build.
ings, at the waterworks, ETC., merely to in.
sure n feeling OF safety, and to guard
against any possible contingency, not be-
cause we fear any actual violence.
The proprietors OF gun stores are making
arrangements to store their stock of
weapons in vaults, and to place extra
guards over them on the day of execution.
Capt. Black was asked 1.-The had any real
hope that the governor would interfere
with the sentence. He replied that he was
quite confident that clemency would be ex-
tended to Schwab and Fielden, il not 10
the others. "oi course said he, there
ID no hope for Lingg. He has signed his
own DOOM" TN case OF an execution will
the men be attended by min istersf'
These men AVE religion OF their OWE and
do not want any ministers OF the gospel.
They are not religious men in the common
sense of that term, but are agnostics--not
atheists, remem her"
Capt. Black and Attorney Zeisler. in
company with Mira Van Zandt, subse-
qnently had n short conference with Spies,
Fielden and Schwab in the lawyers cage
and obtained a formal writtendeclaration
that they had absolutely nothing to do
with the bombs brought to theiail. Then
for the last time Capt. Black visited Par
sons, Fischer n Engel. in the presence OF
Jailer Folz, for the purpose OF inducing
them to sign the petition asking for mercy.
1t was all without avail.
Chicago police are to be reinforced BY
5000 soldiers, several troops being on
their way from Salt Lake City.
Harry Hall, the young man charged
with blowing open the Hudson Bay com.
pany's safe at Portage La Prairie. ard Or
vile Il. Collins, the swindler from st.
Cloud, Mimi, who passed himself off as AN
agent of the United States Mercantile Pro
tectiye association, made a determined ef.
Tort to escape from the provincial Jail at
Winnipeg.
Gladstone, in a letter to the provost of
Dalkeith, says: The excuses of the gov.
eminent are beyond all expectation.
Events like those at Mitchelstowns hew
ever, plainly represent the true question
before the nation. proving that the spirit
OF tyranny OF Cromwell and Stafford ttifI
exist. though happily without power.
United Ireland will bring san action Tor
libel against an English member OF parlia-
ment for falsely quoting a statement OF
That inurnal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
TIVE FAIL ELECTIONS.
rho Democrats Garry Now York
and the Republicans Ohio.

and the HGpuptlCutio Stb~
The elections of Tuesday resulted in the
defeat OF the New York State and local
tickets by n majority estimated Mt rom
Is 1000 to 10000. In Ohio Foraker
frep.I is elected by an increased majority,
In Massachusetts Gov. Ames (rep.) mas
and Increased majority. Virginia goes
democratic. Iowa republican. Dakota
votes in favor OF division. Following
are some OF the details first received:
NEW YORK.
The total estimated plurality OF Cook
over Grant in the state at this hour Is 5u,-
600. This may be reduced by returns TO
come. So far as known the new legislature
will stand: neutrality-suspicious., ~
Democrats, So. Senate Republicans. ID:
Democrats, 13. The last assembly had -
Republicans and 81 Democrats; the senate
90 Republicans and IL Democrats. New
York and Kings counties complete ana
94S election district in the state outside OF
those counties give Cook 324,5 33; Grant,
2S3, 744; Huntington, 1924; George, o5-
BIB. The same precincts in 1889 gave III,
345.173; Davenport, 3l2.13S; %.
3O7. This appears to indicate that OF
Henry George and the increase in the FRO
hibition vote about forty Thousand mas
been drawn from the Republican ana
twenty thousand from the Democratic
DAELY. htlEtu ~ tilhiJfts 1Cstf-f - g
or, and the entire Democrats ticket IN
Brooklyn, with possibly the exception OF
one OF the Judges, are elected. The sitfiey'
atty on the Kings countyticketis IN ho'tbt'
with the chances in iavor of the Repubh-
can candidate. The estimated Demo
cratic majority in the state is 2O,ooo-
OHIO.
Six hundred and seven precincts IN
Ohio net Republican gain 5,114, the de-
tailed vote being: Foraker, 81 ,240; Powell,
So 1923; Seitz, ., 493; Sharp, 5,729; total
193, 266.
Seven hundred and forty-nine precincts
in Chic, net Republican gain 5,491, IN
total vote OF 243, 1888. The indications
still point To a plurality OF from 23,ooV'
TO 20, 900 for Foraker,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Returns from 346 towns and cities in the
state give for governor: Ames, l3o,o3o'
Lowering, 11S,2S7; Earle, 10.GS3; Marks,
AS. For lieutenant governor: Bracket.
1850; Cutting, 115, 715. The executive
council will stand seven Republicans
and one Democrat at the present. Tho
| composition of the senate and house can
not as yet be definitely given but Inc rn-
turnes indicate large gains for the Repubii-
cans. The Democrats have lost six sena
tors in the eastern part OF the state.
MARYLAND.
The indications from the returns reseiy-
ed indicate O Democratic majority OF
about 5000, and all the Democrats are
elected. Jackson, for governor, ran be-
hind the ticket because OF the Oppose
ton OF a portion OF the Knights OF Labor.
The entire legislative tieket IN the city, MS
/ Guiding two senators and eighteen mem.
bers of the house of delegates are elected
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

A resident of Lancaster, P~ennsylva-
nia. who has been confined in jail eos
days during the past year to ensure
his presence at = trial, put in a bill OF
ons dollar day for his time. The
SQUIRT not only disaliowed his bill but
charged him two dollars a week for
his board.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

were asleep.
Next c a 70 e
George Engei.
There was a
ruddy glow up
on the rugged
countenance of
the old anarch-
list. ard when
he ranged him
self alongside
Els her b G
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
sCHwAB NM FIELpEN.

They wiz Go to Joliet To-pay-rheir Com
ments ON thu Tragedy just CONCLUDED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1l-FIelden and Sclwab.
the two anarchists whose sentences were
committed by Gov. 0glesby TO life inprison-
ment, were not taken down to the peniten-
uary at Joliet to-day as expected. though
the necessary nlittinius have arrived from
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

Secretary Bayard. in discussing the
rumored treaty with Russia, has very
properly stated the American doc
trins that persons charged with po-
litical crimes are not subject to extra
dition; but the time has come when
this mantle of political crime must
not be used to cover assassination.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
On tha 2eth Of February die senats

of the United States elected John J.
Ingalls, Of Kansas president of thesen
ate pro tempore. He was, of course,
himself a senator. He is thus acting
vice president as regards the duties OF
presiding over the senate. But in the
event OF the death of the President
the succession of cabinet officials, as
prescribed By congress in 1886, would
go into operation, the secretary Of
state first succeeding to the Office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
Thedecrease Of the National debtdur,
ing the month of October was almost
seventeen millions OF dollars.
The New York Central railroad is
being relaid with so-pound steel rails,
imported from England.

Tennessee has an area OF 800
square miles Of coal, which covers %
counties. During the past six years
the output OF coal in the state has
grsIwn from 100000 tons to 1.7oo,-
oco tons, an increase OF 400 per
cesst.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

Bayard Taylor once told GeoIss
Parsons Lathrop (who contrloasss
the "reminiscences OF the Epoch ta.<'
when he was stranded in lsondor
owing to the failure of his bankSt
Thackeray pulled out bis bank ~
and said. ~ am 1900 aheae
that 10 any use to you, taks ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

lowed by Fisch-
er. He, too, was
clad in a long,
white shroud
that was gath
cred in at the
ankles His tall
figure lowered
several inches
over that OF
Spies, and as he.
stationed him
self behind his
particular
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
One 81 the lerpe salt-makine est,

One of the large salt-making estab.
lishments in Che country, the Michi-
gan SIT association, will close its
works on the LIST OF December, and
keep them closed for four months.
This is done to reduce the stock Of
salt in the markets and keep up the
nr,ce.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

ceaied the expression of the firmly cut
arUunfsdeccrnrr -ncwsves anuarespeke.
great internal tension He stood directly
behind the still moose, which reached DOWN
almost to his breast, and having arst cast o
m~omentary glance upward at the rope, let
his eyes fall upon the 200 faces that
were upturned toward him. Never a
muscle did he move. however. No
sign OF hinching or fear could be
discerned in the white face-white almost as
the shroud which 1t s~urmounted Spies had
scarcely taken his place when be was fol-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

With steady, an
f~altering step a
white robed fig
ure out
from behind the
protecting me-
tallic screen and
stood upon the
DROP 1t was
August Spies 1t
was evident that
his hands rel
firmly bound be.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
The Washington cr,tio sous a..

The Washington Critic says that
while Mrs. Cleveland was st the Ho.
elLaiayette, Philadelpnia, sheleft tie
building by the back way one morn.
ing IN order to avoid the curious
crowd IN 'front.' OF the hotel. She was
ooilged to go through the kitchen and
store room, climb over boxes OF soar.
parreis OF sugar and packages ana
bundle OF all kinds. She was very
agiie and graceful, however, and seem.
90 70 ENJOY the unwcnssd experience.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

The vassar college girls think i tns:
greatest thing on earth that sne -
gagement is announced OF MISS X
ella H. Braislin, professor OF ris.ns
mates, to Mr.. Timothy MerrleS =
Holyoke. Mass. Miss Braisiin d
been at Vassar since its foundatios :
1861
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

That's a remarkable and romantic,
ally sinister death bed confession Of
Silas Crosby of Prestonville, Pa. Ter
years ago he strangled his wife. a
friend named Bellingham lived with
Crosby. He agreed to bury the body
and disappear that Crosby might de,
clare his wife had eloped with Besling
peared and the neishborhood believed
the story Grossly has never heard
OF Bellingham since, and says he has
led a lie of terror and remorse.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17
particular

moose his face was very pale, but a faint
smile rested upon his lips, Like Spies, the
white robe set of to advantage the rather
pleasing features of Fischer. and as the man
stood the.e waiting for his last moment
his pale face was as calm as If he
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-11-17

look never to be
forgotten. The
great stony eyes
seemed to burn
into mems hearts
and ask: sWhat
have I done?"
There they stood
upou the scat
old. four white
70 b figures.
with set. stoical
faces. to which it
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

tFNL fft@ftEN0@ " ]ttaLs
A Frsnch social scisntiss hes been
stadyiog tho statistics Of crime IN Frsacs
srd some of tbs results are so startling
a. 10 ieservs serious consideration. De
fnds ina. duriDe The pest sirsy yeass.
whils tie population 0; France has IN
creased only q little ovsr y per csnt.,
the number of murder trials per anSum
has increased 81 Per cent, the nuraber OK
crimes sgsinst morals has increased 55l
per can't. per annun. the annual average
Of other crimes OF high order has in
creased paore than S3 per cent, sni ths
number of misdsnssnors nors fhsa CD
psr cent. Tbs Boston Herald obsssviDx
that thsrs hss been sn iDczssss o. i'm
morality and crime IN the Uoited States
ous of proportion 10 tie increase OF pop
ulafion. ssys that an . general vsy j,
must bs admitted. that 10 Tue lass half
csntury there has bean in ths United
States a noticeable weakening IN the
controlling force Of those moral senli-
msuts. vhish IN The psss have furnished
a dsfsnss 20 those rsr who vers senptsd
b 10 wropx.-
The Fhiladslphia Times also discusses
the sane topir. and comedies with tbs
Hsralfs opiniop. that there % too much
room Cor the apprehension that The Grim
inai statistics o' The United States may
yst sscw AZ increases sirai;ar b these Of
Frsaca The ssndsBcy IN Frsno@. ever
sincs El:s French Revolution. has ben.
ss he Tincs observes. "a eliminate frcm
shs sdussfion q ths average FEenehmso
svsrytijav whish stioaFs,ss' the moral
ssztinasntn. sad si1is. without aoast. i,
neEssSvsiy. rreat esuss Eor ths uorsi
dsc,ins e Fssrce. Bat 4 seems noe %
have occurred &C. silhsg the Hsra,d or
The Ti,ers shst she wars vhi-h Frsacs
a8f ths Uniksd States hsvs expsreaced
SAvs hsd anything 70 do with the W
crsass of crime. Nothing. hossvsr. is
more csrtAin thsn that war tends 10
ssinnlafs crirns vsry greatly. Tbs
familiarity vita dsssh sn3 bloodshe.l snd
iAe destruction Of property which war
occssiors. iowsrs mea's estimate Of hfs
and shs rights x proe>vsy, snd ths con
sequence il. that rsea wiso would net b..
furs cormit crime. become criminals. and
naan vbo are Inclined - crime pl,,nes
iato Il rscsiessiy. The hisr0ry of sssse
prisoss IN this sounsry. - val - ths
statistics of the coursal vii show vsrv
:ssssls1 incr~sse of crime IN 30 couusry
nftsx rs eloss q ths wsr Of The Rsh~E
Ecr. sad thsrs n ~ doub< fhss The
sfirnaislios of erims - Indirectly re-
sDensihi~ - lsrzs STAR q sts crime
camm's.sd y ths Unisef States sedsy.
Frzncs hss kssn snb;scs 10 The evil IN
aaenzs sf wsr ruors ibsn hss ne Unste.l
states. snd he rssuls is ssen IA = greater
propcrsicnste insrssss q crimss.
Bas While thsse infinsEcss kare bsen.
~ bslisvs. TIE mcFe direct sad positive
csnse inr . decline n publie nsorsiify,
thsrs a no druhs fhss shis decline hss
s~sn si.iei By tia fscs t5ss rslstivsly. too
rnnrh sts-ntien = xsvsa - istrIlecsrsi.
sud 80 lite so sftertoa ~ neral s1sf-
c><ion in b'ssh France snd Amsrien. ard
fhe principal fsnsiv sor shis shsoruai
.s~<.Isp>msot of sriEns. iez n better
s.finssrsns Of ihsss tso esa1aszis IN eur
nfnm1scuss sJss1mz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Frank G. Brown. Of Allsaukss. 10 sisit.
INK if.sads Ia the citg.
The nsx dme card ca the n. q. Il. 4 /.
wsa, lato effect yesterday.
The gfsas sells BFo,hsfs Circus exhibits
here Saturday, Jans 1. and forspsagh
JAMS 3.
TIE aaskeson soursng mills are work
Tag nsgas and day grinding Ailwaakss
wheat.
Mssa Gertruds Baker. OF Grand Rapids.
who hss been visiting ter sister. Ars ID. n.
Coon, lefi for Acnle Saturday night.
Heary b. Hall, Of Chicago. was among
the passengers On the Nsaoiainos saturday
night lie will spend the week with fGsencs
IN the cify.
q. ". Brown went TO Grand Haven
Saturday 20 purchase the pleasure boa,
Dwigh; Cutter. which will De run on Mas.
keson Lake.
A hurricane struck the Mouth Saturday
night aud several vessels that had started
for Chicago were forced 10 return and
leaves sunday morning.
Several accidents hzve occurred at the
point where the q. a W. n. railroad crosses
Western ave. caused by the bad condition
OF both the railroad and street Car tracks.
About i've hundred people turned out at
Lakeside yesterday to witness . game OF
base bali between rwo mines Of the Irish
mills The game was hotIy contested aud
played for glory
Arrivals today; schooners Magnolia,
Charles smith. fopsy, Andrew Jackson.
Pearl. Midnight Dream. Clipper City. APP
prentice Boy. Levi Grant Propeliers, Mich
sel Gfoh. City of New YORK. s. Il. Rankin.
Circuit Court conveDes tomorrow. There
are nine criminal cases. twenty-three Issues
OF fact. jury; twenty-three Issues Of fact.
non jury. seven imparlance: three Of law
and twsn,y-eiEht chancesy cases on the
calendar
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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ssasazsss. sna <ts c@slas sseet - s<e<s
thsFe > kssek &*sesees ss.
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Ga wssk = ~ sssos al sxefybe1s takes
heAl - psi - tAs a21
Esfy yssrs sEs Iaas sth LssnsFs ceseif.
Isrses A ke@ssF sad Wal 1 Blsxsly ar
rlsed u tkls e5y. lhsn Ne village q 9fsaa
Rsp.ds In eaaaea - siios 81 ths sFsnt
thsse xsn1enssa. sisA tAsr Hsyss. was siso
srs numbsnsd ssaeaz ne early Ple1esFs
I'll hsla esiearstian si1h sbeiE lrses1ds On
tas dar. szd EEsad eld s>al-esnbsaaial
4 81 -. go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

sor1s u ths usabses o. tAe Aichiyan
I.exzlstaxs know sScas al tAas J4s
0erEn znd sll .hs other rsilresd nsa IA
lhs eoanfr7 tezsthsr doat kao~ ssous
TIE irslzhs aad passsnsss iraric-and
tkst's al thsy 40 kno~ abcat i.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Ths Unised States Fcnetic Company
bes hssn oEssnizsd a. CLiesgo with 49,
900 espi.al. The Trfbaa VA now shro
ssay th. rsst ov It's Gilsnt letters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Speaking about circuses. I. pleases one
70 know tnst they are reaping = harvest
this year. for the past three or four seasons
have been TAR from lucrative" said gentle
nan the other day who for several years
had followed the rhised tents the spsngies,
Gbs s1vdnst and the red a1d yellow WAGONS.
Four tines. said he. continuing, have
been waken~d 81 the daylight hour by a
telegraph mssssngsr boy this week, and
though ! inuardly murmured little cuss
words ss I read The yellow sheet that esca
Ens informed me that Forspangh's eircns
wss trFrink away people in Chicago that
the bssiness wss something unprecedented.
etc. I vas content % have my slumbers
distafhesl. far il demonstrated 70 me that
tse funny clown. tie horses. Tie spaoelss
ansl ths golden ghariots sill bad warm
spot in sise hearts Of ths people. Nov here
Is q sample q the uiessagss. Is vasths one
rot shis rroTni1r This epds the lsyEess
weeks business I have sxperisnced ia
twsutv-two years. The dsspasch was
sssn.d sy ADAM himself and, ike GeoFgs
y sskiaglos. ne sever tsld a iis."
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

II tell you what It Is. said man who IS
thoroughly posted in such things. "satur-
day nights rain. IL 1t was general over the
state. was worth SIS 600 to the Forepaugh
and Sells c.rcuses. You see for the next
four weeks fhey are In Michigan. During
TIE long Drought the farmers felt pretty
blns, bat nov that ths earth has been
delayed and the crops saved, the granger
will feel better and show days" win see
wagon losds Of county lads and lass:es
swarnling toward Gsand Rapids and the
way fhey-eili chew stick candy, snaurch
peanuts and drink sour water. wiz cause
the heart Of the candy butcher to be
made glad"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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tsseeaenff SAG fhs m exprs<r saake
coniiefiirE 81 urfri,ss fn4 Kew taff--<lFtf "a =
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inf hfre - q - n vita fefinf 80 - Dotns'f
r1f KING q iret i0sls to- - a. fsa A.
fisinf - nes ygfk - .. ne narf even,
inf tTroilfh tifteaE fecffff ~ 3 81 ~ q N
ozces. hsefls HOSE suf aen.f
= FofIFe flIf rses fFt
en-. n EHFFss 1Fsfze Manage. f'l..cs o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

The Chicago JoeFAai sotss the fass
ihHs ihis is ths third pear ia saeessslos
thzs the hop csop has tailsd. bnt ths
bssr crcp never fAila.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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hiesynbf ear rlin o. faOifc ssf hfiauffe "A.
trt>s 20 and ffoH fetfoit s-Psfior can nff On
Day ttrfes said fftafd lssfi1s Etpre<s fo 49,
Ton Isetfoit ~fiireot eonneciions fps1x a. -
uot wfth AZ through lrffff cssl 15etets % ss.s
Al tns0n 71otei Ohsoe ~ Monfos.si snf al tni8n
dcp1l
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Gas ~ hofRft fsef1 ARt 81 sf0nfDee
9. ". kte9iss. = J.. and 2 A. Lhlcseo
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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